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    A Service and B Service Prices in Your Area

    Just out of curiosity, what are different MB dealers charging for the A and B services in different areas of the country? I did a quick survey of the four local dealers and got the following qoute ranges:

    A Service Range = $210 - 260 plus tax and "additional parts"
    B Service Range = $380 - 550 plus tax and "additional parts"

    An independent quoted $125 for the A service and $325 for the B service.
    1999 C230 Kompressor

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    my shop here in CT charges...

    A service - $310
    B service - $650

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    Our shop here in Seattle is running a 'winter special',

    A service: $189
    B service: $389

    Normally though, they are priced about the same as Jason's.
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    My "B service" was going to run me $1750 when I took the car in when I first got it. I told them to eat me...LOL

    It isn't under warranty & i'll do most of the service myself & the rest as needed.
    1989 240sx
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    Originally posted by Espresso
    My "B service" was going to run me $1750 when I took the car in when I first got it. I told them to eat me...LOL

    It isn't under warranty & i'll do most of the service myself & the rest as needed.
    Yea but how do you get the serivce lights not to come on and reset all the "timers" when doing it your self.
    Theres a demon in my car i tell yah....its name is KOMPRESSOR lmfao

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    Mechanics with proper equipment.

    Also, if I suspect something I will actually take it to the dealer. The shop owner knows I do most work myself & they do not treat me like a "only comes in with a disaster" customer.
    As for the oil change timer. All it does is go down to 000 then once past that goes to say -100, ect.. I do not get any lights or warnings when things need to be done.
    1989 240sx
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    >>Yea but how do you get the serivce lights not to come on and reset all the "timers" when doing it your self.<<

    http://www.club202.com/forums/showth...ighlight=reset
    1999 C230 Kompressor

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    Does everyone here still go to the dealer for the service A or B? I just follow the book and take it to my indy and do whats required.

    I had those spark plugs done on it last weekend at the required book mileage. The shocks need to be done next and shes alll good.
    99 C43 AMG
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